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Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BEP) or prostate enlargement is a common condition that affects older men. It is usually not a serious threat to health, but puts pressure on the bladder and urethra, which affects the passing of urine.
This book is a comprehensive guide to BEP, covering all aspects of the disorder, from etiology and evaluation, to medical and surgical management.
Divided into fifty chapters, it provides detail on all conditions associated with BEP, including acute and chronic urinary retention, asymptomatic prostatic enlargement and post prostatectomy incontinence. TURP (transurethral resection of the prostate) surgery is covered in depth.
Key points
- Comprehensive guide to Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BEP)/prostate enlargement
- Covers all aspects of the disorder from etiology and evaluation, to treatment of numerous associated conditions
- In depth coverage of TURP surgery
- Includes more than 300 detailed diagrams, figures and tables
Sujata Patwardhan MCh Urology
Professor and Head, Department of Urology, KEM Hospital, Consultant Bethany Hospital, Mumbai, Maharastra, India
1. Monopolar TURP
2. Bipolar TURP
3. Thulium Laser
4. Holmium Laser
5. KTP Laser
6. Uroflowmetry and Multi-Channel Urodynamics in Male LUTS
7. Urodynamic Studies
8. Open Prostatectomy—Where do we Stand?
9. Laparoscopic Management of BPH
10. Acute Urinary Retention in BPH
11. Chronic Urinary Retention
12. Asymptomatic Prostatic Enlargement
13. Sudden Death after BPH Surgery
14A. Post Prostatectomy Incontinence
14B. Management of Post-Prostatectomy Urinary Incontinence
15. Issues in BEP Consensus and Controversies
16. Prostatic Intraurethral Angle
17. Metabolic Syndrome and BPH
18. Sterilisation of Endoscopic Equipments
19. Persistent Hematuria: Causes and Management
20. Prolonged Catheterization Problems and UTI
21. TURP—Immediate Post-operative Concerns
22. Lasers for BEP: Which one to Why?
23. TURP and Sex: Erectile Dysfunction Retrograde Ejaculation
24. ED as Marker of CAD
25. Consensus on Guidelines on Management of BPH
26. Issues in BEP Consensus and Controversies
27. Anti-platelets and TURP
28. TURP and Pacemaker
29. Evaluating Prostate Volume
30. Bleeding in TURP
31. Concomitant Problems of Previous TURP
32. TUR Syndrome
33. Bladder Perforation during TURP
34. Medical Management
35. Nocturia
36. CA Prostate and BPH
37. Coexisting Benign Enlargement of Prostate and TCC Bladder
38. Parkinson’s Disease and BEP
39. Bladder Diverticulum and BEP
40. Minimally Invasive Treatment of BPH
41. Older and Newer Modalities of Treatment in BEP
42. Important Studies and Drug Trials in BPH
43A. Medical Management versus Early Surgery
43B. Medical Rx versus Early Surgery BPH
44A. TURP versus HoLEP
44B. TURP versus Laser
45. Thulium Laser Prostatectomy versus Holmium
46. Vaporization/Enucleation
47. Pre-operative Strictures Will U Proceed? If Small Prostate and If Large Prostate
48. Post Prostatectomy Bladder Neck Contracture
49. Message of Urethral Strictures
50. Surgery for BEP: Summation